Prediction for match Suriname — El Salvador

Odds and Probability Percentages

On November 13, as part of the CONCACAF World Cup Qualifiers, Suriname will face El Salvador. The odds for a win are: Suriname at 1.67, draw at 3.60, and El Salvador at 5.00. According to probability distribution, Suriname has a 55.62% chance, draw 25.80%, and El Salvador 18.58%. The most likely outcome is a win for Suriname, but a draw is also considered quite probable.

Team Results and Statistics

In their last five matches, Suriname has an average ball possession of 52.6%, with averages of 1.8 yellow cards, 10.8 fouls, and 1.8 offsides per game. El Salvador has 38.6% possession, 2.8 cards, 14.6 fouls, and 1.4 offsides. Suriname's last three games: 15.10.2025 Panama - Suriname 1-1, 10.10.2025 Suriname - Guatemala 1-1, 09.09.2025 El Salvador - Suriname 1-2. El Salvador's: 15.10.2025 El Salvador - Guatemala 0-1, 11.10.2025 El Salvador - Panama 0-1, 09.09.2025 El Salvador - Suriname 1-2. In their head-to-head on 09.09.2025, El Salvador lost to Suriname 1-2, with over 2.5 goals.

How Many Goals to Expect?

In the last five matches, both teams played 1 out of 5 over 2.5 goals and 4 under. Neither team surpassed over 1.5 goals in the first half (0 out of 5), while the second half saw 2 out of 5 over 1.5 goals. Suriname averages 1.4 goals per game, El Salvador 1.6. Suriname tends to score mainly between the 76th-90th minute (67%), while El Salvador scores between the 46th-60th minute (67%). In terms of goals conceded, Suriname's are evenly distributed, while El Salvador peaks between the 46th-60th and 76th-90th minutes (40% each). Given both teams' low scoring and rare over 2.5 occurrences, a total under 2.5, at odds of 1.62, seems logical.

Analysis of Corner Totals

Suriname averages 4.8 corners per match, El Salvador 3. Over the last 5 games, Suriname played 4 times over 9.5 corners, El Salvador 3 times. For total corners, the odds are: over 9.5 at 2.40, under 9.5 at 1.53. Suriname is the favorite for corner outcomes with odds of 1.62. Considering the frequency of over 9.5 corners for both teams (7 out of 10), a bet on over 9.5 corners might appeal to risk-takers, but under 9.5 seems more reliable.